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The Hartford republican: n. Friday, December 14, 1906.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. t jttzrtferb Uqrnblicau Fine Job Work a SpecialtyII ITIS NEW YOU WILL PINE IT IN TIlE REPUBLICAN Subscription 1 a Year- sOL 1cTHAFITFORD OHio COUNTY KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 14 1906 No 22 INHERITANCE TAX Bill Has Been Introduced in Low j er House of Congress New Japanese Treaty on Same Basis as Chinese Plan Talked Of lIprllll tll Till fy1rdlKAYp Washington D C Dec 12Con gress has gotten started in good shape and the only trouble withone who is trying to keep abreast of hap penings under the dome is to select the most interesting of the many things that are happening every day The Ship Subsidy bill the Currency bill the 25th Infantry fight the Deep Waterways Congress the Jap an row the Bailey case and the coal lands inquiry as well as Secretary Bonapartes report and a number of minor matters are all very urgent 1 to the front It is safe to say that some of them will soon become exhausted and dropped to the rear but at the present moment there is plenty doing One of the most talked about al though not the most important propositions is the possible new Japan ese treaty but there is no likelihood of such a document being submit ted to the Senate until the question of the Japanese school children in San Francisco is settled What people of the Pacific coast want is a Japanese treaty on the same basis as that with China to exclude Japanese laborers There is no likelihood that Japan would ever consent to such an agreement Certainly it cannot be brought up until the qUes tion of school exclusion is settled to the satisfaction of the westerners it is not likely that Japan would consent to an exclusion act even if it came to entirely breaking ofrdiplo matic relations Perhaps the next matter of gener al interest is that of the inheritance tax Representative Perkins of New York has already introduced a bill which he believes is along the line that the President intends Briefly it contemplates levy ing a tax ranging from 75 cents on S100 up to 500 in every 100 on large legacies The sliding scale is arranged something in this way where the legacy does not exceed 25000 and the beneficiary is a lenial ancestef wife brother or sister of the deceased the tax is only 75 cents on a 100 where the bene ficiary is a descendent of a brother or sister the tax is 150 on a 100 where the beneficiary is a brother or sister oi the father or mother or a descendent of a brother or sister the tax is 3 on a 100 As the relationship becomes more distant the tax increases up to 500 on a 10- 0fre the money is left to n person who not a blood relation On bequests to religious literary or char itable organizations and to educa tional institutions no taxes are levied unless the bequest is more than 10000 There is an additional provision for an increase in the tax up to sums in excess of 30000000 at this point the tax would amount to 25 per cent or onefourth of the total bequest In order to prevent undue hardship in realizing on es tates where much money is needed to meet the tax the bill provides for deferred payment of taxes up to three years The deferred payment drawing interest at six per cent This it will be seen provides Against sacrificing lands or securi ties where a large estate has to be settledIt not known just what is going to be done with the elastic currency bill It is understood that Senator Aldrich is now at work on such a measure and it will be presented at an early day The bill is supposed to embody all the recommendations of the Currency Commission which recently met at Washington The measure stands a fighting show for jpassage but the press of other bus iness is rather against it A very interesting device was installed in the Capitol this week by which it will be possible for a member to sit in his committee room and hearby telephone all the proceedings on the floor of the House or Senate The new machine is merely an adaptation of the old microphone which has been known to sceintists for the past fifteen I years but its practical application i in the Capitol is a new development and if it is permanently installed may result in Congressmen never having to go to the floor of the House or Senate but gleaning all their impressions of the debates from microphone conversations and a perusal of the Congressional I record OLD LAND MARK Esquire J S Vaughts Long Ser vice as Freight and Mall tar rier For Hartford- I Bent with age frail before time JISon our streets was for almost a half century closely connected with the business affairs of Hartford From the early times when the old E p1 railroad was first built he carried the mail for 22 years from Beaver 10nKerIed for him that he never missed a train luring all these years no mat ter how deep the mud nor how cold the weather The trains might fail but Vaughts stage never Often in those days when wagons were not to bo had for a song he would repair his vehicle with hickory withes or transfer his passen gers to a wagon borrowed from some farmer on tne road but he always came driving in under the whip in time for the train He never thought of charging for carrying small parcels and the poor who did not have the price were carried on Vaughts stage anyway He has given away hundreds and perhaps thousands of dollars in accommodations to the people of Hartford and their ancestors He was never known to charge a minister bus fare if he knew it Upon one occa sion a Catholic Priest whom he had hauled to Hartford several times handed the Squire a dollar which was the fare in those days telling him if he did not accept it he would walk It was only by this threat that he could induce him to accept the money Although he has been an indus trious man of good habits and a sworn enemy of intemperance he has never accumulated money This has doubtless been because of his Ifree heartedness and lax methods with those for whom he has worked Now in his declining years when almost helpless he is practically without means among a people for whom he has worn out his life This article was not prompted by Sqnire Vaught nor written for that purpose but we would be glad to aid in any movement looking to the comfort to this probably the most conspicous citizen landmark in our town Card of Thanks The Bazar given by The New Church Society of tlje Methodist church began last Monday and closed Friday night It was a success financially as well as socially and the ladies wish to express their thanks to those who worked so hard and contributed so liberally and to Mr Pearl Tweddell for the use of the Y M C A rooms and for his many acts of kindness and accommodations and we most heartily recommend his work and can testify as to his court esy and we wish him much success in his buisiness undertaking r Marriage License The following marriage license have been issued since our last report R E Tyro Hartford age 21 to Annie Casteel Hartford age 17 Jas H Sorrels Beaver Dam age 25 to Martha A Herald Beaver Dam age 25 Zear Wells Rockvale Ky age 25 to Annie Cox Askin age 25 RIREM STEVENS j Granted a New Trial by Decis I I ion of Court of Appeals Court Holds That Officer May ITake Life to Prevent Release I of PrlsontII The Court down an opinion last Saturday reII versing the judgment of the Ohio I Circuit Court and gave R Flem Stevens a new trial I It will be remembered that Stevens McHenryII a ensued and Stevens killed him This was in the spring of 1905 Stevens was indicted for wilful mur der andat the August term of the Ohio Circuit Court 1905 he was triedand found guilty of man slaughter and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary Stevens claimed that he killed Growbarger eIthis judgment court holds that- on arresting officer though he may not have any reason to fear death or bodily harm at the hands of the person whom he is endeavoring to take into custody has the right to use such force as is reasonably nec essary to overcome the man who resist him though he would have had np right to shoot if the prisoner had gotten away from him and fleeing to escape The opinion of the court was delivered by Judge Settle On appeal of the case to the appellate court alleged error in the instruction were relied on for re versal In sustaining the conten tion of Stevens as to certain of the instructions the court says it was error to confine his right to kill deceased to the single ground of self defnse In a paragraph the opinion reads Though he may not have hadapy reason to fear death or bod ily harm at the hands of the deceas ed if the latter was attempting to release himself from arrest by forci bly overpowering appellant the lat ter had the right to use such force as was reasonably necessary to over come that being used by deceased to effect his release even to the extent of shooting and killing the lat ter if it reasonably appeared to ap pellant that Was the only way to prevent his release from appellants custodY though he would have had no right to shoot deceased if he had gotten away from him and was fleeing to escape This isa sweeping victpry for Stevens and will probably result in his ultimate acquittal It will be necessary however for him to have another trial which will probably be held next May the case not stand ing for hearing at an earlier date It is reported that an effort will be made to release Stevens on bond but it is the general opinion of many of the lawyers here that this cannot be legally done until the mandate of the Court of Appeals is regularly filed in open court and an order of release made r SMALLHOUS Dec 8Oppie the little seven yearold son of Mr and Mrs John Taylor Rowe died at the home of his parents near here of typhoid fever November 22 and was buried at Ceralvo the following day Mr and Mrs Rowe have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement Some one of their family has been seriously ill since Aug ust last and another child is dan gerously sick now Mr Jesse Kirtley went to Cen tral City Tuesday Mr PB Taylor of Hartford was in oflr midst Friday and Satur day Mr Boree of Louisville has been in our midst about ten days bird hunting He is the guest of Mr N D Fulkerson Mr Oppie Kittinger had the misfortune to lose his barn coalhouse and meathouse by fire last Wednesday and had it not been for the help of his neighbors he would have lost his dwelling house as his kitch en caught fire Messrs James Hal lows and Lee Garl got considerably burned while fighting the fire Miss Fredrica Burr who was so badly burned last week is some betterMr 0 W Overhuls who went to Montana last February is on his way back to Kentucky He is now visiting relatives in St Louis and will be at home soon Mr J R Hunter and daughter went to Rockport Tuesday Mr and Mrs N D Fulkerson went to Central City Wednesday Miss Ida Addington went to South Carrollton Friday Fred Robertson was the guets of Mr J H Fulkerson and family last Wednesday night Little Miss Alberta Drake who has been quite sick is much better Mrs James Drake is on the sick list Rev J H Lawrence was elected pastor for the ensuing year of the Smallhous church it being his third year v The high water has left us There were several hundred bushels of corn under the water Mr Sam Morton who was quite sick last week is able to be out again THE BURLEY DISTRICT Secretary Sharp Doing Excellent Work in Central Kentucky For The A S of E Harrodsburg Ky Dec 10Edl tors Hartford REPUBLICAN dear sirs I will try to give you a few notes in regard to our work in the Burley DistrietIWe left home on November 14 ran through to Gallatin county spent a few days in that county From there we went through Ohio and Switzerland counties Ind stop ping only at two points Thence to Harrodsburg Ky on the 24 ad ded 36 members to the local at that place Then to Springfield on the 26 organized a local with 35 mem bers Have been at work in Wash ington and Mercer counties have organized 11 locals with 194 mem bers and have added to other locals 84 The harvest truly is great and the laborers are few one of the great needs of the day is more or ganizers in the field After the work is started in the various coun ties there is greater opportunities and much easier work for the organizer Comrades in the Dark District stand firm and hold the fort for the Burley District is coming We have a lot of earnest workers already en listed here but the tempter is abroad in the land trying to keep the farm ers from organizing by offering bet ter prices This will catch some of the unwary but remember our on ly protection is in organization M F SHARP FOR THE BUSY READER The official returns in New York show that Hughes plurality over Hearst is 57973 The entire Demo cratic State ticket with the exposi tion of Hearst was elected by pluralities ranging from 5000 to 14000 e In discussing the rectified whiskey business before the Pure Food Com mission at Louisvills Wednesday Col JohnB Thompson said I dont want the stigma of rectified whiskey stamped on a Kentucky product Those fellows the rectifiers are selling imitation whiskey and they ought to be made tq brand it so In the Circuit Court at Lexington Tuesday the cases against the Har gises and Ed Callahan charged with the murder of James Cockrill were continued to the next term as node decision has yet been handed down apeIpeallast trial over a year ago Y LIQUOR AND BAD WOMEN Lead to Another Homicide In Ohio County Luther White Slashes Lude Ralph Across Throat Inflicting Fatal Wound The peace and quietude of the little hamlet of Magan located in the northern part of the county was disturbed Monday night by the killing of Lude Ralph Luther White was the slayer and admits the killing but Claims he did it in slf d fenseIThat women lead to the homicide there is but lit tle doubt At least both were irt evidence when the killing occurred A crowd of men including the par ties to the homicide had gathered at the home of Margaret Rogers who together with three daughters are alleged to have for some time past been conducting a house of ill fame The crowd was well sup plied with whiskey and all seemed to have partaken freely thereof They engaged in playing cards which resulted in a general row which ended in Whites drawing his knife and slashing his opponents throat Ralph lingered until 2 oclock Tuesday morning when he died White only made one slash with his knife He was prevented from using it further by Willie Ralph a son of the man who was killed As soon as the son saw that his father was being cut he grab bed White and wrestled with him until others came to his assistance Several other men were in the house at the time It is reported that no effort was made to procure medical aid for the injured man and he languished from 7 oclock in the evening until 2 oclock next morning before he finally died When White saw what be had done he fled from the scene and was not heard from until sometime Tuesday when Sheriff Martin was informed by telephone that he was at the home of his grandfather near Sunnydale On receiving the in formation Deputy Sheriff L P Crowder left at once for Sunnydale where he found White and took him into custody He was at once brought to Hartford and landed in jail to await examining trial which has been set for next Monday White is a young man really a mere boy being only nineteen years old EsqWR Edge held an inquest over the body of Ralph Tuesday and the jury returned a verdict of man slaughter A Card of Thanks- I hereby express the heartfelt thanks of myself and family for the nice Thanksgiving dinner furnished us by the membersand friends of the Baptist church Suchexpressions and kindness make a pastor feel that his services are appreciated and en courages him much in his work A BV GARDNER Pastor Good Farm for Sale Ninety acres of land on Rough river near Clear Run 2 bottom land Good new four room house with large tall and veranda New barn and nice young orchard Two neverfalling wells Will sell cheap twothirds cash balance in one year BARNETT SMITH Warehouse Stockholders Meet At a meeting of the stockholders lof the Hartford Tobacco Warehouse i Company Monday it was found that nIwas presided over by Mr Warren Lindley President of the Company It was found that the building needed I prompt repairs and a committee was appointed to see that the con compliesI requiresIawill be able to declare a nice divi dend on the stock This ccmpajy deserves the good treatment and moral support of all our citizens It brings more money to our town than any other businesshere- College Notes Christmas hoildays will commence next Friday at noon and end December 30 Judge R R Wedding will deliver an address to the Adelphian Literary Society this evening Many of the nonresident pupils will go home to spend the Christmas holidaysGrossie Williams is taking a com bookkeeping RogersThe class in Zoologyhave finished their work for this year and will have an examination next week The teachers in all departments receivedcontributions Wednesday as instructed by State Superintendent Fuqua for the Jamestown Expo sition POOLING PLEDGES Binding Says Judge Birkhead in a Lengthy Opinion Ren dered Tuesday Judge Birkhead has decided that a contract made with the executive committee of the Green river Tobac co Growers Association of the A S of E is binding He made public Tuesday his decision in the action of the executive committee of the Green river district against William Neel a countyiagainst Neel by the executive com mittee seeking to restrain him from selling his crop of tobacco to other than an Equity house He had sign ed the pooling contract and afterwards disposed of a portion of his crop to a trust house at Livermore Judge Birkhead in a lengthy opin ion saysthatthe executive commit tee has gone to great expense in preparing to receive the pledged tobocco and that the plaintiffs would be damaged if the contracts were violated The court holds the pooling contracts vailid and grants the injunction enjoining Neel from selling his tobocco to other than an Equity house Neel says that he will net take an appeal on Judge Birkheaos decision THE EASY WAY TO GE r = I Christmas GiftsO- RJEWELRY Select your presents row Pay a small deposit Then pay a small amount each week By Christmas it is paid for The price is the same asiOU paid all in rash This plan originated with mc and has proven successful Everything in the line of Watches Diamonds Jewelry Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Ware Cut Glass Clocks Ornaments JEt 1 aim to have the most complete line of holiday Foods ever carried in Ohio county Also repairing and opticaljdepartment complete and efficient ICall and examine the goods and get my prices before going elsewhere I Engravjng free of charge on all articles bought of me during the Holidays 4 J B TAPPANi Jeweler And Optician KA2VrirOKD KY t r d r rnm i I II= r Toys Trumpets Rattlers Whistles Drums Whips Animals Jumping Jacks Mar bles Halls Pistols Magic lanterns Tot Chests Dull Hoiisti SlbuXWigtHisGumes EnginesIS or wiifisE 1Cloaksyour liandtcma lib 33 We arsga some TOasa 300 10 Come see these ling China the most staple rd sfihprs to the dantiest trilfefrocxi iFrumthe sea In no obwrYme make the much or IhvJjiil wish to spend for a gift looks better or kr 11030 jwptuble than some itfrnsinChirji Swing is believing See wiwi wp shoe in China f s IJewelry ftegar1 to17T Silad aMlUlLiJI 4a = O Toc s9 Holiday Opening Sale From Now Until December the 25th III Being anxious to distribute my Christmas gifts to all the good people of Hartford and Ohio county in the most effective and satisfactory manner T have appointed FAIR SL COMy agents for the Holiday season of JOG and hereby commend every man woman and child to go to the above store where all of you will find those presents you most dysire There are shown my choicest lolls 1 my prettiest Books my dantiest China Ilnda host ol other things direct from my factory in Toyhind I have charged FAIR it CO that their fees for these beautiful gifts shall be reasonable that there must be presents to suit the taste and purse of everyone and they have promised me it shall be so My gifts will be on dis play every day from now until Christmas Eve Dont forget the Place FAIR COMPANY SANTA CLATS For Mother Handkerchiefs + c to 7 c Lace Collars 1 cto 100 Fine Leather Purse 2c to 100 Nice Silk Waist 20 Pretty Wool Skirts 20 to 58 Nice Silk Gloves Oc to 1 Beautiful Fascinators Oc Nice Cashmere Hose 25c For Sister Hand Bags 25c to 250 Leather Pocket Books + 50c to 150 I Solid Gold Rings 1 and up Nice Golf Gloves 25c and 50c Rut Gloves SI toS2 Nice Lace Hose 26c to 50c Pretty Slippers 150 to 350 Gold Bracelet + + 100 Back Combs 25c to 100 Neck Ribbons 25c to 75c For the Boy Nice Sledst 50c to 100 Wheelbarrows + + + 25c to 75c Steam Engines Si to 150 Railway Trains + 50c to SI Automobiles 200 to 350 Iron Wagons 1 to 150 Horse and Cart + 50c Magic Lanterns 100 Hobby Horses +125 to 350 For Baby Nice Wool hose 15c Gold Ring 100 3 Piece Sot 50c to 150 Silver 50c to 150Cup + + + + Rag Doll 5c to 25c Unbreakable Dolls 25c Fur set 75c to 125 Fancy Wool Mittens 5c to 25c For Father Nice Shirts 50c to 1 Night Shirts 1 00 Leather Curd Case 25c to 100 Cigar Cases fOe to 1 Leather Pocket Books25cto Si Shaving Sets 50c to 1 House Slippers 1 to 150 Nice Wool Sox 25c to 50c For Broth- erHandkerchiefstic to 50t Driving Gloves 25c to 150 Golf Gloves25cto oOe Shaving Sets 50c to 150 Suspenders 25c to 1 Beautiful Silk Ties 25c to CuflBttttonsr25c to 150 Watch Fobs25cto 2 Emblem Pins 1 to sa Elegant MulHers 25c to 1 For GirlsFancy Belts 50 to Si Necklaces lOc to SI 25 Fancy Rings 1 to 350 Nice Brooches 25c to Si Fancy Stick Pins lOc to 1 Comb Sets 25c to 2 l Handkerchief Boxes 50c to SI Glovo Boxes 25c to Si Leather Bags 25c to 75c For the Old FolksFine Silk Handkerchiefs 50c Nice Overcoat 58 and 10 Extra Quality Cloaks 5 to 10 Nice Unibrellasx100Fine Cashmere Hose or Sox 25c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 2re Beautiful Furs 7fc to 3 Nice Suspenders 25c Black Wool Mittens 26c I Our BasementOur Basement is always a place of attraction for economic buyers but it will be a place of special interest llt ring the Holiday season for we have put fourth an extra effort to secure some rare bargains in our 5c and tOc Department If you have a Friend ou desire to remember and dont care to invest a large iimoiint I wii would advise you to come direct to our Basement t You will find counters and shelves Jadened with useful articles that any housekeeper would appreciate Our Specials in this Department are China GimHware I Woodemrare Graniteware Tinware Etc all at prices undercompetition Visit us MMII11UMiJfL1J OOOO tflfI1Wtrl I IIii1 atiese Dulls in fact tlu whole II IiI ran i are here All the old friends as will as EI Jtaste and every purse is suited Bring i thu little girls and lot them look Furs Do you know we are giving the greatest values in Furs today of youhaveat once We are sure that ouraChristmas prices will interest your Dry Goods There is many a one to whom a pretty useless thing is giving who would be better pleased with some thing useful For hints in this direction you cant spend time to bet DryGoods remember Handkerchiefs Corsetslielts Laces NapkinsDollies I l pEtcQWM t ySFnu a9aAnrta ti r tit nt1 4sfh 1 j RESOLUTIONS Adopted by the Fordsvllle Bank ing Company Upon the DeathIi 4ofI C Adair Be it remembered ley the Board of Dirctors of the Fordsville Banking Company in special meeting as sembled tluitsaid Bank was organ ized in the year 1893 Ike C Adair conceived the idea of it was the first cashier serving continuously from the beginning of business until a few weeks ago when he resigned on account of ill health The locality t was new to him the business ne- wT his associates new lie was young in years and experience he had re cently married and with his limited resources felt the responsibilities of of married life The world was before him and alone without the as sistance of family or friends undaunted he entered upon the discharge of his duties in his new field The financial success of the Institution which he first enterer and of the dozens of other corpo rations which he organized and sup ported no one of which was a fail ure the acquisition of a respectable sized fortune all in the short space of fourteen years attest the work ings of a master mind capable of executive direction and of inspir ing in his associates and subordi nates by his own example a remark corporatetwithout stain or dishonor is alont an achievement but few accomplish under such circumstances Hut this was not his greatest ac complishment To have qualities of mind and heart that endeared to all he came in contact with was a con dition of birth a product of envi ronment of nature and necessity until it was a part of his so much so that he was the friend and con fidential adviser ofa large number of intimate friends both old nndi young rich and poor holding t times their confidence sacred although his own interests lecjuired his thought His opinion and judgment was asked in all matters of importance to his community and was always freely given He was the best friend of any man There was still another side to this r many sided man and that was the supreme love and fidelity he bore to his wife and child and the mainte tlHance of their constant admiration and devotion to the end To Rain dUtlncllnn ton plan and hint AiuM the whirl and tumult ntllfen march U ninth In tin To bid th iminltn nth of blutorj- Iic r tbt iword of one nnint U ae miKh Hut It I more to win and wrnr otpnreonlafflotiFlove nnhnnuril though tide and fair All these things he did and besides the gentleness of his character made those who but knew him respect and admire him He was indeed a gen tleman In the true sense of the word and his life was modeled with an ever consideration of a contrite heart and humbleness of spirit HoI was a slave to duty and his prayer was Irt mq 111 my clnt rich day and It tb- Dnrlenml Monte of ilmpilr nvrrtnkt me tiny I not forget the strength tbntroMfortfd m- In the lIolallon of other tine Mnjr I ntlll rnuMiibtr the bright huunthat found me- weikingovrrthesllenthill of my childhood Or ilrvnmlnif on thi margin of the ijultt river when n light nlpwiM within oar r And I prnmliml my early loil to invi r 4 Courage meld the trmptmtii of thn chunking years Npnrsmr from ttw bltterncM a ndthfih rpiiHi8lon Of nngnnrtlptl momrnt Mny I nut forget That puverty and rielua nr of the spirit Though the world know nil not lliiv my thoughts nnd anionliennch- An rlionld keel toe frlrmlly with tnywlf Lilt my yea front tint earth sad lot me Not Irlft the nsreof the attar IorhM thnt I rhunld Juilit other lest I condemn myself Let in tint feel the Klnmunr lIb world lint walk calmly In my pntb live me A few hind who will love mn for what 1 our And ktep ever horsing before my Tntr nt deep Tin kindly light of hope mind tboonh Age and InHrmlty overtook me and I Come not within eight of thucimtUotray drniri Teach nie itlll to bo thankful for life And for time olden momintu hint nre rood anil nwivtj mind tinny the evening twilight Find the gentle stil- lTherefore it is Resolved That in the untimely death of Ike C Adair this institution has sustained an ir 1reparable loss the community a sound adviser and public spirited citizen his many friends an example of integrity and unselfishness rarely seen his family a Devoted husband and father and that we extend to his wife and child the expression of our greatest sorrow at his death of sympathy to them in their deep af appreciationL m ed in the local papersr Declaration the Needle Columbus was not as is popu IIThat R M t F The Best Guaranty of Merit Is Open Publicity- Every bottle of Dr 1lnrcos world medicines lowing the great laboratory at lliilTalo N Y has printed UMH Its wrapper all tho Ingredients factIelms In a elllMII tilt by tlititwclvci Tliny contact bo classed with piitcnt or secret imtlldnu because tlioy tiro neither This Is why eo many untrnjndlced physclans prescribe them alii recommend thew to their patient They know what thoy aro coniKW l of and tho Ingredients aro tliono endorsed by tho most eminent medical authorities DrPlerceslnvlgoratorhlart1nvorlui Prescription for weak over worked brokciudown nervous women contains any alcohol nlso entitles them to a all by thomswlves MUIlryellrs ago Dr Pierce discovered puro glycerine of proper strength Is u tauter solvent and prcserv tttlvo of tho medicinal principles resid ing In our Indigenous or nntUo medi cinal plants than Is alcohol and furthermore that It possesses valuable medicinal proportlps of lu own being demulcent nutritive nntlJoptlc and n must elllclcnt Neither of tho nbovn medicines con talus alcohol or anv harmful habit forming drug as will bo wen from n cliinco at tho formula printed on each bottle wrapHT They are safe to uso and potent to euro only do physicians prescribe tho above nonsecret medicines largely but the most Intelligent people employ them usingthuI rylnltrtidront entering Into the com esitlou of Dr 1lerrnV medicines has the strongest kind of an endorsement from leading medical writers of tho several schools of practice No other medicines put up for Ilko purposes has any such mfrlnnnl endorsement- Dr Pierce Pleasant PelleU euro con tlpatlnn Constipation U tho cause of many dl enfti Curo tho causa and Olt OqnPrllrtisageudlnlasatlvnn11d Rlstn sell them and nothing U just atgood Easy to take an candy larity supposed the first to note the declination of the magic needle has recently been graphically demon strated by the discovery of three sundials dating from a time anterior to Columbus first voyage and bearing on the compasses accompaning them lines indicating the declination of these found at Innsbruck was constructed Nuremberg in 1451 Not only has it an engraved line in dicating the declination at the time of its construction but other lines showing the changes undergone by the needle in subsequentyears Who first noted the declination of the needle is still an unsettled question E C DeWitt Co Chicago at whose labratory Kodol is prepared assures us that this remarkable di gestant and corrective for the stom ach conforms fully to all provisions of the National Pure Food and Drug Law The Kodol labratory is a very large one but if all the sufferers from indigestion and stomach troubes could know the virtues of Kodol it would be impossible for the manufacturers to keep up with the demand Kodol is sold here by all druggists m The Water Cure One of the Chinese modes of pun ishment is to place the culprit where a drop of water will fall on his head for hours or even days if he can stand it that long The tortue this inflicts is proved by an experience that Sandow the strongman had in Vienna several years ago A school teacher bet him that he would not be able to let a pint of water drop by drop fall on his hand Sandow laughed at the very idea of his not being able to stand it and the test began Although tits strong man talke1and jested gayly at first it was not long until he began to show signs of distress At about the two hundredth dropfor the school teacher kept tallyan expression of pain crossed liis face When the third hundred had been entered his hand began to swell and grow red Then the skin burst and the pain grew nore and more excruciating Finally at the four hundred and twentieth drop Sandow gave it up and acknowledged himselt beaten Back ache cold hands and feet rheumatism and kindred ailments thoIys ment of DeWitts Kidney and Blad der Pills They quickly drive the poisons from the system and thus afford relief A weeks treatment jfor25c Recommended by all druggists m- In Memory- Of Miss Myrtle StClair daughter of Mr and Mrs J L St Clair of the Falling Rock vicinity who departed this life November 13 1906 Her death was due to heart trouble and was a great surprise to every one Myrtle was loved by all who know her and will be greatly miss ed Her last words were Iam not afraidto dieGrieve not dear friends but prepare to meet her in that better world where there are no more partings and bliss eternal forbids allt arsA FRIEND tMkPtaa3rati NEARING COMPLETION Rapid Progress Made on Exhibit Palaces for Jamestown Exposition J All at the large exhibit palaces of Jamestown Exposition are rapidly nearing completion and a large number of buildings and pavilions will be in readiness for the installation of twoIj sition The Manufacturesand Liberal Arts Building one of the largest of the group is under roof Its sister ter building machinery and transpor tation is about ready to be roofed In this structure is an immense convention hall with seating capacity I for 3000 persons and its location commands a magnificent view of Hampton roads I The frame work of mines and me tallurgy marine appliance food products and several other smaller buildings is well underway Of the State buildings those of Rhode Island Virginia Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania and Ohio will be completed by January 1 The inside Inn with accommodations for more than 2500 persons will also be com pleted by that date Workof construction on the government buildings and pleasure piers has begun and will be vigor ously pushed to early completion The exhibits will embrace every phrase of industrial development during three hundred years arrang canIthe development of any specifice branch of industry without visiting several buildings as has been the case in former exhibitions While the Jamestown exposition is to commemorate the greatest histo rical event in historythe founding of the first English speaking settle ment in America at Jamestown Va in 1907 yet the industrial displays will form no small part of the celebration It is a mistake to use a violent ca thartic to open the bowels A gentle movement will occomplish the same results without causing distress or serious consequences later DeWitts Little Early Risers are recommended Sold by all druggists m The Christmas Spirit S4 1 llf II II Thomson editor Xorthwe to Christian Adrocatt I The Christ spirit influences the world more today than at any period in previous history This is su perficially manifest in the more gen For Thin BabiesFat account to a baby i that is why babies are fat If your baby is scrawnYIScoUs Emulsion is what he wants The healthy baby stores as fat what it does not need immediately for bone and muscle Fat babies are happy they do not cry i they are rich i their fat is laid up for time of need They are happy because they are comfortable The fat sur rounds their little nerves and cushions them When they are scrawny those nerves are hurt at every ungentle touch They delight in Scotts Emul sion It is as sweet as wholesome them Send for free sample Ba lure that this picture In the form of a Jsbel Is on the wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion you buy Scott 4 Bourne Chomis4- O94ta Ptart Strttt t1Vn York 50ctnd5t00AltDruggUtl I a eral observance of Christmas by the presentation of gifts to friends and the considerate kindness displayed toward all classes of helpless and dependent persons in providing on Christmas day for their pleasure and temporal needs This however is the least manifestation of the pow er which the teaching and spirit of Christ exerts upon mankind It is especially seen in a more kindly at itude of men toward each other The millennium has not yet arrivedand the struggles between the nations and classes will continue for years but as the spirit of Him after whom Christmas is named finds lodgment in the human heart the animosities which separate men in antagonist in relations will diminish and the time will come when the Christmas spirit will be displayed during the entire year as it is now on Christmas day What the world needs most for the right solution of its serious problems is the Christmas spirit Deadly Serpent Bites Are as common in India as are stom ach and liver disorders with us For the latter however there is a sure remedy Electric bitters the great restorative medicine of which S A Brown of Bennettsville S C says They restored my wife to perfect health after years of suffering with dyspepsia and a chronically torpid liver Electric Bitters cure chills and fever malaria biliousnesslameI back kidney disorders Sold on guarantee by Z Wayne Griffin Bro druggists Price 50c m p How it was Done Illchmunil Ifeglterl Dem 1 The canvassing of the returns of the Democratic primary was about as great a farce as the election in which Senator McCreary was sys tematically and scientifically held up and robbed Only seven of the Board were present and they were in session not exceeding half an hour Chairman McQuown stated that he had a couple of clerks canvassing the vote enunciated the belief that they would do all right and moved an adjournment as he had a train to catch That settled the counting of the returns and protest was of no availThere is not the slightest doubt in our minds having seen much of Senator McCrearys correspondence from the mountain counties that he was deliberately and with malice aforethought unfairly beaten in hese sections He was simply counted out without regard to truth honor decency or any moral reflections It is a shame and dis grace and a blot on the old Com monwealths escutchon that such things should be The machine has triumphed and its manipulators will enjoy their ill gotten gains We wish them such peace as they may find in the contemplation of their knavery and the fruits thereof j Following the Flag When our soldiers went to Cuba and the Philippines health was the most important consideration Wills T Morgan retired Commissary Sergeant U S A of Rural Route No I Concord NH says I was two years in Cuba and two years in the Philippines and being subject to to colds 1 took Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption which kept me in perfect health And now in New Hampshire we find it the best medicine in the world for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases Guaranteed by Z Wayne Griffin Bros drug gists Price DOC and SlOO Trial bottle free m Currents and Migration A question is now being discussed among ethnologists is to what ex tent did the great ocean currents influence the migration of mankind from continent to continent in prehistoric times The fact that a cur rent starting near the Malay penin sula and passing the seas of China and Japan crosses the Pacific to the western coast of the United States is reguarded by some as significant concerning the possibility of Asiatics having reached America by way of Pacific ocennIOther vast movement of the wat ers of the sea to which attention has recently been called in connection with this subject are the South Pa cific current which flows from South America to the Polynesian islands the middle American current which starting near Spain and the northern coast of Africa and the West Indies Land the North American current which sweeps along our eastern seaboard and then crosses over the coasts of Europe i Yt Tho Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been IIn use for ocr 30 years bas borne tho signature of under supervision Infancy to All Counterfeits Imitations lulfJostsugood but Experiments that trifle with and endanger health Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregone Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Ita is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates tho Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep The Childrens Panacea Uw Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS A Bears Signature of The Kind You Have Always Boughta In Use For Over 30 Years THC COUMHT n MmMY mUST HCW Oea CITY n s OUR CLUBBING RATES THE REPUBLICAN and Louisville Herald 125 THE REPUBLICAN and Louisville Daily Herald 200 TIlE REPUBLICAN and CourierJournalTHE REPUBLICAN and St Louis GlobeDemocrat TIlE REPUBLICAN and Home and Farm 125 THE REPUBLICAN and Lippenootbs and Cosmoplitan 325 TIrE REPUBLICAN and Twicea Week Owensboro Inquirer 175 TIrE REPUBLICAN and Daily Owensboro Inquirer 370 THE REPUBLICAN and Twioe Week Oboro Messenger 175 TIrE REPUBLICAN and National rIagazine150 Address all orders to THE REPUBLICAN RANDALL T COLLINS Z WAYNE GRIFFIN When in Louisville STOP A- TSetlt1itlgs v EUROPEAN HOTEL The Home for Ohio County People Elegant Clean Rooms and Polite Attention S W Corner Second and Jefferson Streets COLLINS GRIFFINProps IL AIIGOODTHINGSImust merits The International Dictionary has won a greater distinction uponI its merits and is in more I general use than anyother work of its kind in the English language- A I II aaycc11D DD of Oxford University I JuLIO rccKiilljr III otlti It la JfcraaiTClousvorkUij illlllcult to conceive of a Olrtlonanr mum exhaustive mat romptete Everytblnrta In itnot only what wo might expect to find In II work but ataowhat fewel uswould cvcrhavo thought of looking for A tupplcncnt to tree new edition bas It up to data I have btwn nfahslonttabmentut ltainupleteneaetech tho amount of labor that has been put into It THE GRAND PRIZEI tho highest owunU was given to the in teroatlonal it the World alr titLuu I FREE = ltbllroDa9I ko tructhc and ertUUnlC for time wholo family Met Illustrated pamphlet QCMERRIAMCa PUBLISHERS SPRINGFIELD MASS V and has been mado Ills per sonal since its Allow DO one deceive you in this arc tho of ago the CHTMIH 150 175 such brought r BIG FOUR New York Central Line Z The Best Line to I Indianapolis E Petria 1 Chicago t fItBUffaIOel furIA i 259 Fourth avenue or write to SJ GATES Genl Agent Passenger Dept IF Louisville H J KyiGeneral CincinnatiP Ia 711 i Subscribe for Tim REPUBLICAN I iA Y Hartford Republican i Issued by tbe Hartford rnhlUhlngCompinyIN- COIPOBIYXD EdHonUrlZ+ rPSi027 J CUD rln MM34 Slough 31rrM 32 FRIDAY DECEMBER 14 3ANNOUNCEMENTS We r nnthorlffd to announce H A AND Kit SOS of Wf t llnrtfoni Vrtclnct n candtiUt i for lIpltntUln the Central Aiwmblj Irora lbts the Mth dlitrlct subject to the action of tit llepubllcsn party We ore nnthorli J to announce W W PARK otthtlleda Precinct a cnndlJate for neprnon tatlreln the General Anembly from tbl th SiHh o district subject to the action of the Itepulillcnn partyExaminethelabelonyour paper If Itll not correct notify us You cannot celebrate Christmas properly unless you remember the poor t LID off in Louisville last Sunday News item Well who expected it to be on any how IN case of war between Japan and the United States no doubt Russia would like to act as umpire THE whole country will breathe a sigh of relief when the last chapter in the RooseveltStorer controversy is closed TilE present Congress although it lasts only until March 4 may yet make or unmake some Presidential possibilityREPUBLICAN I sentiment concerning the Gubernatorial nomination seems to be crystalizing around exGover nor Bradley OHIO county is improving some Until this week we have gone nearly a whole year without a killing with in our borders No nominee for Governor can be elected whose nomination is made via Washington City Republicans stick a pin here IF they did so much to Marse Henry when he is about to leave what will they feel compelled to do when he returns I IT is always easier to do your Christmas shopping on Christmas eve because there are so few things left to choose fromII PENDING the coming State elec tion the lid question has been put to sleep That civil suit plan isj intended for the dope A PHILADELPHIA paper says theI country needs a new Webster The President ought to be able to fiurnish both statesmanship and dictionaries IT is to be hoped that the Louisville contested election cases will be dis posedof by the time the terms of those who are in possession of the stolen offices expireiIF the Republiccannt get a move on them the CourierJourn al having selected their candidate for Governor will complete the tick et before the new year TREY have established a public bath house for dogs in a German city No doubt Croan will want to j I add this feature to his tax law when he goes back to the Legislature LOOKS bad for Senator Baily The man who is not too smart to sign a note when he borrows money from the oil trust hasnt sufficient ability to serve in the United States j Senate d Tim best way to get the right kind of a report from a committee is to have those persons left at home who are so stubborn as to have views of their own This fact can be proven by his excellency Governor Beckham m Tim Kentucky Postmasters As o ciation which met at Louisville this week sent a message of greeting to j the President to bo followed later by resolutions unanimously adopt ed requesting reappointment for J f the whole push WE presume that the talkof Bailey of Texas as a Democratic nominee for President will now cease Our estimate of nailer lipfnever been very exulted since showed the ruffianism which is L tihim by his unwarrantedassault on t Senator Beverage a few years agoC SENATOR McCiiEAUV is suffering in dignified silence the only politi l- t cal defeat of a long career in public life While the Senator himself is silent our readers can gather a very idea of what he thinks from an article we reproduce in this issue from his personal organ at Rich mond his home town j Gov BECKHAM has succeeded with the aidof some misguided preachers in Louisville in allaying the acuteness of the lid question He may rest assured however it is only temporary The plan he has fallen upon may put it past next years election as those civil actions can be prolonged indefinitely in the courts WE trust our Sunday schools will confine their Christmas trees to the children Heretofore they have been seemingly crowded out of what is essentially their own by the grown folks whose presents to each other absorb all the time cause all the seats to be taken and extendall the way from a coal vase dow a to a tencent neck tie WE hear nothing from the Hart ford Herald this week that in the least resembles a demand that we acknowledge we have mis stated the facts about what that paper said of us when we changed to the eightpage form Why this mumness Has the Herald decided to draw in its horns and thus ac knowledge the truth that it was the first to cast a stone Holiday Excursions Account of the above the occasion the I C R R Co will sell excur sion tickets to all points on Illinois Central as follows One and one third fare plus twentyfive cents minium fifty cents Date of sale December 20 to January 1 1907 Final return limit January 7 1907 W W McCALL Agent Dec nSimon RENDER Stephens is visiting I in Williamsport Pa j Mrs McDowell Fair and children Mrs J S Spence and Miss Icie HarI din spent Sunday in Hartford Dr H B Innis has returned after a short visit to his mother at Frank fortChas Cargal left Saturday night for Herrin Ill Miss Lucye James has returnedI after visiting friends in and Paducah Mrs E E Burton returned Sun day from Prentis Mr and Mrs G F Rice and children Central City were the guests Mrs Simon Jones ThursdayI The wedding bells will ring this week for one of Renders most popular girls v Land Sale For Taxes asjMonday January 1 1907 expose to public sale at the Court House door in Hartford Ky the following lands or so much thereof as may be refTnxpuvem Nnine Mint No urea Tutitl Austin M A 1 25 4 55 Howard J A 1 20 4 87 Butler A F guar 10 100 6 30 Baize Jno J 10 10 578 Daugherty James 10 30 5 15 CampfieldGWAgt Cynthia Campfield 7 1 4 03 Chapman Mrs S A 23 100 4031 Fuqua Wm It 24 25 4 88 Graves Sallie T 24 160 8 78 Nelson R L 24 100 653I Roach Jermiah 29 100 776j Spencer John 2910 455i Neighbors Geo guar for B Neighbors 4 70 530 t Renfrew Melvin 11 68 5 SOl Daniel B C 22 28 5 80 Daniel H G agt R W Rcss 22 75 5 30 Ward D E 28 70 980I White Mrs Mary 32 10 461 Dowing B M 9 3 5 14 Moxley J J 9 3 519 Moorman J T 11 45 5 7i Oiler J II 18 75 8 31 Wedding C T 20 4 G7 Crowe J W 18 1 5 98 Midklff Estill 18 10 4 75 roan Lnta Williams E T admriS Williams 1 2 10 70 Coffman A B agt for Jess Shacklett 27 1 507 Goo all Andrew 15 1 G 4fi HimtMLuther 9 1 734I Hiram agt or Tessa Brown 8 1 5 65 Magee Mrs Dora 14- COIXMIED 1 5 jO Mrs Nancy 15 1 344 ooper Wood 13 1 172 Lindley Sylvester 15 1 506IMiles Willie 20 1 5 31I Coppage 11 E 19 1 5- I 0L McCarthey Geo W 16 1 G NONRESIDENTAcre Brand J W 25 i 468 Cecil CS 79 5 93 Ellis W T and J WI 45 564 Fuqua John S 65 691 Haynes Parker 25 6 55 Humphrey T W 31 4 U5 Morris V P 30 3 7i Stinnett Joe L and V D 36 468 Shiverley Thos and W L 30 734 Stevens W P 112 15 55 Smith Elizabeth 40 2 82 Smith J D 8 21 Worley Leander 65 485 Ward David S 30 395 Yates Matilda 66i 531 Solinger N 108 14 28 Town Iota Cooper Mrs Annie 1 4 68 Stevens L W 1 2 43 R B MARTIN S 0 C THE SPERM WHALE Some Interesting Facts About This Monster of the Sea The common sperm whale or geographical I its all seas except those near the poles It is muchsought after because it furnishes us with sperma ceti ambergris and much fine oil Asa rule it is front seventy to eighty feet in length Its head is immense being equal to onehalf of the entire bulk of the animal and lengthTheis occupied by a cartilaginous tri angular shaped cavity culled by whalers theIIcnse which is the spermacetiThe ments communicating witheach other and it often contains as much as ten large barrels of spermaceti 1rhough the head is large and impedethefor it raises its head above the sur face of the water when swimming and keeps it above when at rest It is not very well known of what use the spermaceti is to the whale except that it gives buoyancy to the fore part of its body Ambergris is a fragrant waxy secretion It is a gray substance and when heated or dissolved in alcohol gives outa peculiar agreeable odor ex ceedingly diffusive It also has the power of increasing the oHor of other perfumes Often it is found floating on the sea or lying on the seacoast and is valued at about 5 an ounce Sperm whales traverse the seas in herds called schools or pods by whalers Five hundred or more have been seen in a single school lIutyII harm he sounds an alarm by u peculiar roar A Curious Bird As to food the weka is omnivorous eating everything from a pea rifle cartridge to the remains of one of his own offspring 1 reinem bcr an instance of this when our youngbird j The parents made a decent show of grief over their loss and then leI ing quite sure that the little one was dead proceeded to cat up its still warm remains In camp wekas are useful as scavengers but they are incorrigible thieves trying to take away everything ut all white obloIpounds it may be well imagined keptThecontempt which a weku gives over his shoulder as he walks oft with your pipe is inimitable and his whole attitude would mako n most laughable picture if well drawnIPioneer Work In the Zealand by A P Harper A Curious Test For Boor IIstillto Salvator cellar in order to test I tho quality of the beer consumed by the people The test is u very primitive one lime officials attend in their leathern breeches and beer laving been poured over till wood dignitariesplump there seated they sing an ancient song tho same that their predeces j have for and insore sung ages or der to subject the boor to n fair test they sit long enough to sing the song three times Then theyJ1nl1benches the beer is voted good and sound Having stood this test tho beer goes through the formality of being tasted and then its sale to tho public is duly sanctioned Good Bait Georgialiousehold uroui from the white folks table Vhe- j RiOhtKind Pfa Grocer hand you ROYAL even 1 Iwill go Blindfolded into his and ask for Baking Powder Any maker of ALUM Baking Pow der would like to Blindfold the house wives so that they could not see the label on the canAVOID ALUM Saji lanfa IIROYAL is an absolutely pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Aids DigestionAdds to the healthfulness of food- NOTICEYen may want to knowifeome ceruin brand of Bskitt8 Powder contai or Phosphate of LIME tend us the nzmetod we without cot to you idnte you frost oCml reportsitt t If ROYAL BAKING POWDCHlSa NtW YOM CTTV for her own family and after assur I ing them that it was good induced her children to eat it Tlur next morning she discovered two them out in tho yard turning overI scratchingJvigorollsl ItlWesponse tlfoh mo of dent macaroni I wormsII Took It For Truth Why deny it he insisted It is because some gossip intimates youhavei Oh no she replied it is hey cause I believe you truthful that I 11111 breaking it How do you meanIWell you remember you have werespotand Times Rewarded the Rogue Von Moltke was an early riser and loved early risers Once while roaming around his Silcsiun estate at daybreak he found a peasant wo man bearing on her back a sack of potatoes which she had just dug making a load heavy enough for a mule Heros a thaler for you said the great field marshal You see the early bird catches the worm Afterward he foundout that she was a night thief who had ravaged his fields persistently but whom his steward had never got lip early enough to MtchIYielding to Medical Advice Mabel the doctor says you drink entirely too much coffee It is not good for you Why mamma it doesnt hurt me a particle and I like it too well to quit using it I just couldnt get along without my coffee i And Jhue Loockes the celebrated authority on beauty says it is ruinous to the 11IFor Lung- Troubles I I I Ayers Cherry Pectoral cer tainly cures coughs colds bronchitis consumption And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs There can be no mistake about this You know it is true And your own doctor will say so The beat kind of a testimonialII Sold for over sixty yeas CA7orCorowe11ataudmo 7 SARSAPARILLA PILLSLjVIGOR We have no MOrUI We publish tto farmulif or alt our medlclnn Kcop tho bowels regular with Ayers pills and thus hasten recovery ASlHeadquarters for Smnti Claus At the Same Stand Where He Always Leaves fileiNicest Things lie Has atIZa Wayne Griffin Rrft s DRUGSTORE line of everything new and pretty and at the most reas onable prices ever before known Beautiful China Toilot Cases Lamps Mcdnlions Jewelry Albums Candelabra in fact everything that will v make the old and young happy Our line of Toys is larger than ever Something to delight the children Wagons Trains Blocks Books The prettiest line of Dolls in town and everything can one think of at the most reasonable prices Be sure to come in and see a large and pretty Christ mas Line Dont Forget The Place tc t Z WAYNE GRIFFIN BRO I d DRUGGISTS t pJartforci ent11ckyd Y f + 1 V Every Man Woman and Child Li now studying the question What shall I buy fluaCHRISTMAS PRES ENT We can answer the question for you Just come in and lookat our lire of ladies and childrens Cloaks wo are now ofl ring cheap just tho tltindor mens Suits Wo can give you just what you wantor nice Dress Goods any thing in that lino you may call liar As for Shoes wo have the best stock to select from in Hartford either for Indies or gentlemen You make no mistake in coming in to see our Shoes Have you soon our uplodate Hose Anything you may call fur We also have a nice lino of Rugs we would be pleased to show you at reasonable prices Have you seen our Blankets f They surpass anything you have ever seen How about a nice Suit of Furniture We have just what you need Nice Rocking Chairs at your own price How about our Mussing Underwear Wo have anysize you want As for Gloves and Handkerchiefs wo have just what you want Below we give you prices on a few articles Ladies Long Cloaks in all colors lordsizes 3 to15L- ltdies Jackets 1 to 10 Ladies Caps 75c to 6 Childrens and Misses Cloaks in the now styles 1 to 10 Ions Overcoats 250 to 16 Youths Overcoats 2 to 10 Childrens Overcoats 125 to 525 Shoes Rugs and Rocking Chairs from the cheapest to the best Dont make a mistake but come direct to us for your Xmas prese- ntsCarson Company fHartford Kentucky I Hartford Republican FRIDAY DECEMBER 14 Illinois Central Tablo RaliroadTlmo I I norm IliMiuil Noain No 1Kilnf1Rnopnl Ho 10Jiln I4Si in NlillMl HiMlllll XoW liHllSl 111- 11SoIIIII 94s P u No 191 hiP S M p m Guns Guns Guns Where At PT U S Carsonsl1tfFor ladies and childrens Cloaks see Carson Co We are paying 25 cents per dozen for Eggs at Carson Co Scholarship in Massey Business College for sale at this office Esq Ben Chamberlain No Creek 4 calledtosee us while in town Mon day See Sam Bachs Clothing for winter V They fit good look good and wear a good Little Miss Ruth Spalding is very ill of tonsilitSs at her home on Clay street Overcoats at almost your own ti prices at Long Cos Economy Store v For Scholarship in the Bowling Green Business College apply at this j office 7Nice Table Linens Napkins and 1Towels prices Store right at Long Cos Mr Dudley Ford has been elected to take charge of the Equity tobac yt fd co house LIvermore Mr E P Barnard of the East Beaver Dam neighborhood called to see us while in town Tuesday k i Cranberries and Mince Meat at City Restaurant Fruits Nuts Candies Etc at City Restaurant Those Oyster Stews at City Res taurant are simply fine Rev J A Bennett No Creek called to See us Wednesday If you want Shoes that are up to the times see Carson Co Get your Meals and Lunches when inHartford at City Restaurant Mr D BrBartlett Westerfield was a pleasant caller Wednesday Oysters Fish and Celery con stantly on hand at City Restaurant Mr Sam Morton Smallhous called to see us while in town Monday Miss Lida Morton the Milliner Is with Carson Co See her for Hats Fancy Back Combs Side Combs Belt Buckles qatLong Cos Economy Store See our line of Dress Goods and Silks New ones for Xmas at Long Cos Economy Store Schroeters Floating Studio will be here only a short time Better get your photos made now 12ltfMoore Crabtree have new Sor ghum fresh Cabbage and a fine line of family Groceries Callon them Telephone your orders All work called for and delivered Located in rooms formerly occupied by Y MC A PEARLS PANTioRiuM The pooling house has been crowd ed with deliveries of tobacco all week Probably 300 loads have been received an4 satisfactory advances have keen made on all of it i I C L Woodward Beaver Dam called to see us Monday Mr J B Stogner Centertown was a very pleasant caller Monday Mr A R Carson Louisville is visiting his father Mr J L Carson city Sunday evening supper at City Restaurant is becoming quite fash ionable City Restaurant will be chock full of everything good toeat during the Holidays Our stock of Clothing and Overcoats was never more complete at Carson Cos Get your Clothing Cleaned and i YIMon Get your gun and ammunition at U S Carsons 11tf For solid comfort those Steak and Fish meals at City Restaurant cant be beat Try em Peters Shoes always uptodate and going at the old prices at Long Cos Economy Store Mr R E Lee Simmerman returned yesterday from a busipess trip to points in Indiana and Illinois FOR SALEA scholarship in the Hartford Business Institute Call on or address TilE REPUBLICAN Leave your laundry at Cleve Ilers grocery Work guaranteed Prompt delivery Agent Richmond Laun dry 46tf Mr and Mrs W W Park Clear Run were the guests of Mr Parks father Esq J A Park city Tues dayWhere did you say you got that all Wool ten quarter Blanket for 3757 At Long Cos Economy StoreWhat more do you want for your money fiftytwo inch Mohair for on ly 50c at Long Cos Economy Store Mr J C Wilson of the Mt Zion neighborhood called to see us Wed nesday City Restaurant maintains its reputation as being the most uptodate place in Hartford Everything neat as apin The Tailored Clothes you order atI Pearls Pantiorium are cut to comfort without asking your vanity j to pay for it The prices of our Suits give no hint of their real value Over 400 different patterns to select from PEARLS PANTIOIUUM Do not fail to see G B Likens in rcguard to the Retail Merchants Protective Association Branch will be in every county seat willileaveyour now an the usual rush at the end of our stay A short stay Come look at my A I measIIure J C Wilson will sell his farm five miles east of Beaver Dam also per sonal Friday December parIItlculars Have your Fire Insurance Policy issued by Barnett Smith They represent only the best companies- nd will write your policy at their office while you wait WANTEDTo borrow 1000 at GI per cent interest mortgage on estate worth twice that amount also personalse9urlty Call on or 20tf Rev A B Gardner filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening At the morning service he delivered- a beautiful sermon on The Omni presence of God Mr and Mrs Curtis Barge and i children of Bicknell Ind were the guests of friends in Hartford the first of the week They are visiting relatives at Central City Mrs Barge is the daughter of Mr George Klein of Bicknell a former resident of Hartford and hda many friends here Mr Timothy S Bennett died at his home near Ceralvo last Saturday of troubles incident to old age His remains were interred at West Prov dente cemetery Sunday Mr Ben ett was ono of the oldest and best ukonwn citizens of that neighborhood f11f li 7 I allIovernew StoreWANTEDA boy about 14 or 15 years old to learn pressing Call at once at Pearls Pantiorium P D TWEDDELL Hartford Ky Merchants all over the county should call up G B Likens Home phone 66 and investigate the proposition he has for this county in the way of protection for the Retail Merchants Deputy Sheriff L P Crowder captured Luther White Tuesday night at the home of his grandfather at Sunnydale and landed him in jail White killed Lude Ralph at Mugan Monday night Bert Combs of the Concord neigh borhood lost his barn and its con tents consisting of live stock corn hay tobacco and farming imple ments Wednesday night The fire occurred about 10 oclopk and its origin is unknown- 1VANTEDGentlemen or lady with good references to travel by rail or with a rigfora firm of 250 00000 capital Salary 107200 per year and expenses salary paid week ly and expenses advanced Address with stamp Jos A Alexander Hartford Ky 10m6 The City Board of Equalization finished its work last Wednesday and furnishes the following results Tolal valuation of all property by the assessor 42479120 Raised by board 3177000 Total 45656120 No of polls 261 No of dogs 70 After a lingering illness Mrs Sue Park wife of Joe C Park died at her home near Beda last Friday After funeral services conducted by Rev B F Jenkins assisted by Rev J A Bennett at Beulah church Beda her remains were interred in Beulah cemetery Saturday Mrs Park was formerly Miss Sue King and taught School for years in the county Dick Southard of McHenry was run over by a local freight train near Render Wednesday afternoon and instantly killed He had gone to Beaver Dam on the fast train and was returning to McHenry on foot Being under the influence of liquor it is supposed he went to sleep on the track His remains were Interred at McHenry yesterday No Inquest was held News of the unexpected death of Mrs Robert Pirtle of Owensboro was received here Wednesday after ternoon Mrs Pirtle had been in feeble health for sometime but not of a serious nature Her fatal illness was only of a few days duration Dr and Mrs J R Pirtle Mrs Talley Carson and Mrs Belle Tabor left on an early train yesterday morning tore at the burial which will take place this afternoon at Hawesvile MAGAN Dec llA number of loads of tobacco were received at the pooling house here today Mrs Ben Midkiff died on the 10th inst of consumption Her remains were interred at Pleasant Hill on the 11th In a difficulty which occurred between Luther White and Lude Ralph last night the latters throat was cut from the effects of which he lived only a few hours Mrs Chester Kirk is quite sick of consumptionMr Taul started the latter part of last week on an extended trip through Missouri and Arkansas Mr Ronda Miller and family arc visiting relatives in Breckenridge county this week Mr Gabriel Martin and sister Miss Phronia were the guests of Miss Verda Wright Saturday and SundayA was received today by Willie Ralph stating that his father and mother were both quite sick They are the parents of Lude Ralph who was killed last night Barred Plypiltli RocksI A few fine birds pullets and cockerels at reasonable prices MRS CE SMITH Hartford Ky SCHOOL Dec 12Rev Goodman has an appointment to preach at this place THE LEADER WE ARE HOLDINGC- HRiSTMAS HEADQIIARTERS- For I Men and Boys Not From Toy Land But From USEFUL LAND Things that you can make use of and get comfort and wear out of They are the presents that are more appreciated A nice Suit or Overcoat for your father or brother or uncle or for your self A nice little Suit for the little fellows a pair Shoesa Hat Fancy top Shirts dressy neck Ties Kid Gloves Mufflers All these are the most excellent and useful presents atsmall cost that can be presented to man or boy VIo Bave a ofete Stock of motning Of fine make arid quality They fit wear and stay dressy We are selling them at very moder pricesWe a full stock of men women and childrens Shoes in all leathers and latest shapes Get your wife daughter or any other of your feminine rela tions a nice Dress or Skirt or Cloakas a present We have a full stock and can please them Make this your headquarters for wearables Our prices are right SAM BACH Hartford Ky next Sunday night On account of the rain Rev Joe Acton did not preach last Sunday Farmers in this section are most all busy stripping and delivering their tobacco to the pooling houses with the exception of a few loads that have been damped Miss Nannie Jones and Mr P S Vance were quietly married recent ly at the home of the bride neat this place The pound party given at Mr John Millers last Saturday night was highly enjoyed by all who attended Mrs Wayne Midkiff and baby j who have been quite sick are said to be some better Mr T Taylor and sister Spring Lick visited their sister Mrs Melvin Kessinger of this place a few days ago The regular District meeting of the Sulphur Springs Magisterial Dis trict of the A S of E will be held at this place the fourth Saturday in December j SPECIAL PRICE ON- THEREPUBLICAN t And Owensboro Daily Inquirer if paid at this office before Christmas Both papers one year for only 310 A Bad Stomach Xcescni the uealseaa and map the hi plncn oI1tf Its a weak U maebBatWBcb that tanot properly perform Ka tenet torn Among Its eympfawj are HttrtM tlter eating nausea bettors Noah heartburn belching Tomltlnc t u4 nerroa headache HoodsSarsaparffla Cures a bad etciiie truq asd pepsIs and the one Uyirwianant Accept no TObrtKBtr COMEANDSEER ITbc Jeweler and Optician You will find an upto date line of Jewelry such as Watches Chains Charms Scarf Pins Brooches Plain Gold Rings Set Rings etc Also a complete line of the latest and most uptodate Silver Ware including Castors Pickle Jars Butter Knives etc In short I have anything you mar want Come and select your presents while my stock is complete These goods are all sold under a guaranteeEngravingdone free by competent engraver Office in Hartford House corner Main and Union streets I THE f SINGEROR I Wheeler Wilson I If in need of a Singer or Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine I will bring one to your house and show you the work and make prices to sui the times on easy payments Also have repairs for all makes of residenceionsolicited J C BENNETT Hartford Kyjjt r 14 p + 1 r rw t t MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP All Right In Theory but Breaks Down In Practice Theoretically there Is so much In municipal ownership of public tttllltle r that the practical carrying out of Its i attractive features appears simple and of no serious moment and for a mu nicipality to take over mid nm water lights sewerage and even transporta tion nppcils to taxpayers and tho trade Is male without the first assur ance that the conduct of these proper j ties will teealong practical and buss tress lines r It Is the failure to assure the prac tical that works the evil for municipal ownership Is a general ownership and n general ownership results too easily In Its being no special business of any citizen or taxpayer to look into or In qulro after tho conduct of the proper ties under control This leaves theI management to a few who soon that they have only themselves to aeII count to that people are too busy demand accountings and taxpayers accept any kind of report Just BO there Is the appearance of all being right and light water sewerage etc are given It Is this Indifference and neglect on f the part of taxpayers to take note of I municipal affairs which make munic ipal ownership of public utilities a F hazardous and expensive matter The theory of municipal ownership with its great saving to each taxpayer tho extra service given and the great prof Its resulting can all be placed In fig ures beforehand but It is a failure un less the taxpayers shall give earnest anti serious heed to the conduct of these public utilities for unless this is done they will wake up some day with broken down properties and a big bond Issue to make good Newborn Week ly Journal THE GREAT TRANSITION Public Property Wasted Beoause It Costs Nothing You Know Hello sold I Whats that And I stopped to pick It up Than replied the boy who happen u ed to be passing through the school- yardt with me That Is nothing but a lead pouch nut It Is u whole one suld I and with a rubber on the cud I know It said the boy What Do you mean to tell me thatt you have seen this here before Yes everybodys seen it a All the children In your school have seen this lying here day after day and upawe pick the school house The town buys em And I had been given a text for a- longt meditation Not pick up a wbolo new load pencil And a pencil with a rubber on Its When I wus a buy we prized even slate pencils A boy who hooked any bodys slate pencil was baited until he gave It up but a lead pencil we fought for lead pencils as the Greeks and Trojans fought for lichen We scoured the countryside for old horseshoes to Bell to the blacksmith for money enough to buy a lead pencil and having It e we cut our private mark on It guarded It kept It as our last resource In trnlleI Many a time a precious two pencil has turned an Important jack knife trade one way or the other I never had but one lead pencil at n time and very often hardly that until I was fifteen years old And these ten year olds scorn to pick up n whole one with n rubber Think of itl The best eraser I had was n piece of rubber boot heel Henry T Halley In Journal of Education FYA DAY OF RECKONING 1You Cannot Fool All of the People All of the Time n The lucent condemnation as unfit for further service of it number of gas and Electric light plants unit the closing Sown of tonic of them nt n dead loss to the taxpayers slioulil servo as 11 tvnrulug to other cities for this Is tho tall that Is likely to overtake all such plants hi the long run For the llrst i year or two when no expensive re needed nod the plant Is thor roughly up to date It ottclit not to bo flillliiilt to malto a gaud showing For l Tow yours longer till bid ooUUueii nsr fund Inadequate reports that iiru nnfortunately the rule rather than till exception nay Mind tho citizens to the deterioration of till plant and to Its Increasing lonsos lint the day of reckoning Inovltalily comes when breakdown had service or demand for new equipment that cinmt masquer ado as fsteiKlons causes an Investi rlgttlnn and then It becomes evident that the plant has boon n losing prop tisltlou almost from the start No plant ilurijd be accepto as evidence of sue cessful municipal management until It has helm operated for several yearn nud thou examined by expert engineers t anti accountants l The movement for municipal owner tlili In this country Is n hunt by cI11uo for n new Issue to thoI totes Movln O Adams Th Y7no Misstssicpi Valley j Is tore title of a new pamphlet now ready for distribution and published j by the Illinois Control Railroad Com puny j x It describer in detail the resources and possibilities of the richest valley t in the United States Fern freead 4 dres the undersigued Manchester Iowa J F MrmltyI t22t3 General Immigration Agt New U S Postage Stamps All the United States postage l stamps for 1907 to be issued from the 6000 presidential postoffices wij bear each the name of the State and city in which the postoffice is situat ed Some twentysix of the 6000 postoffices will have these names engraved upon their stamps while in the case of the other postoffices theI names will be printed across face of the stamps after they have been engraved Many requests from Catarrh sufferers who use atomizers have resulted in Liquid Cream Balm a new and convenient form of Elys Cream Balm the only remedy for Catarrh which can always be depended on In power to allay inflammation to cleanse the clogged airpassages to promote free natural breathing the two forms of Cream Balm are alike Liquid Cream Balm is sold by all druggists for 75 cents including spraying tube Mailed by Ely Bros 56 Warren St New York New Nitrate Bed in Chili The Chilian minister of finance has declared in the Senate that the rumor current in Europe of the im pending exhaustion of the nitrate supply was unfounded He stated that deposits had been discovered at Antofagasta and Tocopilla as rich as the original deposits at Tarapaca I g3f3TORstiBanth the Rind You Han Alms IllgtareFollowing 4their Master The body of George Penn a Lon don dog fancier was followed to terrierslTheywere the words in white letters Following our master to his last I resting place i New Land in Bearing Fishermen and others report the ppearapee of a new island in Bering Sea says the London Globe It is almost certainly the result of a volcanic erugtion and the water of the sea is still said to be warm anund it The fishermen were unable to approach owing to the heat of the air It is described as consisting of vast quantities of rock and earth forming acres of rugged headlands The new island is situated not far from Boroslov an island which had- a simular volcanic origin 100 years ago The new land will doubtless soon be the object of scientific investigation For chapped cracked hands nothing is quite so good as an applica tion of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Put it on before going to bed use j- an old pair of gloves and see what a brinA1SoldThe Christmas Dinner In spite of the fact that the word dyspepsia means literally bad cook it will not be fair for many to lay the blame on the cook if they begin the Christmas dinner with little ap petite and end it with distress or nausea It may not be fair for any to do thatlet us hope so for the the cook The disease dyspepsia in licates a bad stomach that is a weak stomach rather than a bad cook and for a weak stomack there is nothing else equal to Hoods Sarsaparilla It gives the stomach vigor and tone cures dyspepsia creates appetite and make eating the pleas ure it should be Open the bowels and get the cold slLaxativebowels and at the same time allays the inflammation of the mucous j anlllTillthe cough Absolutely free from any opiates Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law Pleasant to take Sold by all druggists m Seeking for a Cold Lights I One of the things that inventors would like much to accomplish is the production of light without heat Nature proves by the example of the firefly and the glow worm that the thing can be done Experiments- at Washington have lately shown what had long been believed without direct measure of the tempera turethat the light radiated from a Geissler tube when an electric current passes through it is accompanied by very little heat This accords witi the view that we must look electricity for a solution of j the problem of VcMd light OASI1ORAdears theIto Rind You line Aiwaps Bought Ignitnro 1lAor NO NOMINATION I By Government Clerks and Fed eral Office This HoldersI Irnfurvi Trllinno I As usual the Government clerks at Washington are beginning toI name candidates for the Republican nomination for Governor of Ken tucky and the dispatch adds that the President will be called upon to help promote the candidacy etc Now see here just such stuff has wrecked the Republican party in Kentucky many times since the war and the plain voters are tired of it and do not propose to have their ex cellent chances of winning destroy ed any more by a set of effected dic tators who want to nominate some body who would retain them or re endorse them for office The Republicans of Kentucky do not want any more cutanddried tickets What is wanted is for the voters to nominate a ticket of decentj Republicans of ability men of the leaders of the contending fac tions would be far better without any dictation or coercion promulgating a liberal platform uniting all men who detest the rottenness of machine rule to aid in the over throwal of gangsters and establish once more sanenesS and integrity in official authority in Kentucky Make a decent campaign that will appeal- to the masses and that Frankfort I crowd of successionists and grafters will be annihilated But it cannot be done if our nominations are made for us by the Government clerks at Washington or a revenue crowd home This is a plain and atI lished opinion and costs you ing TheNinth Kentucky district was redeemed by cutting loose from the dictation of this crowd and the state can be by the same method Let the plain people do the nominating and we can win in Old Kentucky CASTORIAFor I The Kind You Have Always Bought i Boars the- SiWuture of The Master SunIIt was once believed by a certain school of astronomers that the en tire starry universe revolved around a center of attraction and it was the star named Alcyons in the beau tiful group of the Pleiades that was selected by the German astrono mer Meadler as marking that great centerIt long been known however that Meadlers conclusion which was based on the apparent motions of the stars was incorrect and if any universal center exists it has not yet bcfen discovered In fact many stars seem to be moving in straight lines according to the recent obser vations of American astronomers some of the stars moving in one di rection and some in another and among them our own sun But it is possible that further observations will show that all the stars are real ly moving in curved lines In the meantime it has been found that there are certain groups or1 sets of stars that appear to together To what set if travelII sun belongs we do not yot but of late years French astrono mers have presented to the Acade my of Science good reasons for thinking that those stars whose dis tances have been measuredthat is to say those that are nearest to us group themselves around Sirius the dog star in a manner similar to to that in which the inner planets are grouped around the sun If this is correct Sirius may pos sibly be the mastersun to which our orbof today is a distant satellite An Alarming Situation Frequently results from neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver un til constipation becomes chronic This condition is unknown to thbse who use Dr Kings New Life Pills the best and gentlest regulators of stomach and bowels guaranteed by Z Wayne Griffin Bro Hartford Ky Price 50c m The Same Old Cry Illne irna Cllppir Keep it out of the paper is the cry which the local newspaper publisher f daily heirs To obligfe often costs considerable though the party who makes the rldtt thinks the granting scarcely worth saying thank you for A newspaper nw peculiar thing in the publics eye The news gatherer is stormed at because begets hold of onoitem and is abused if he does not get anther Young men and often young women as well as older persons perform acts which become legitimate items for publication and then rush to the newspaper office and beg the ed itor not to notice thier escapades The next day condemn thesame pa per for not having published another party doing the same thing they wereguilty of forgetting apparently their late visit to the printing office Cocaine which dulls the nerves never yet cured Nasal Catarrh The heavy feeling in the forehead the stuffed up sensation and the watery discharge from eyes and nose along with all the other miseries attending the disease are put to rout by Elys Cream Balm Smell taste and hearing are restored breathing is normal Until you try this remedy you can form no idea of the good it will do you Is applied directly to the sore spot All druggists 50c Mailed by Ely Bros 50 Warren St New York of rd Nasal CATARRH In all III stages them should be cleuiUne- iiEljs Cream Balm clean eeannthcesndheais the drded membrane It caret catarrh and delves sway a cold In the head quIck y epreadaimediate and a cure follows It tl not dryingtoes Sot produce eneerlng Large sin 60 cents at Drug I tlit or bj matt Trial Slit JO Cool by mill KLV BUOTIIEIIS it Warrtn Street New Yorfc u IKILLTUECOUCH AND CURE THE LUIS- j WITH Dr Ksngs I FOROUSiiSand GCc100 Frsa Trial Surest and Quickest Curs four all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES or MONEY JACK ta ttts ss Td n 01 IndigestionMpalpitation of the heart Digests what you eat J To Heat Cold Rooms Quickly Every house has Its cold room Abnormal weather conditions Inadequate stove or Ufumlce heat utter result in some particular coU and atithrtheyou can make home warm and cheerful PERFECTIONOil Equipped with Smokeless Device Carry It about fromroom to room Tuns vUfc high or low theres no danger Smokeles device events smoke and smell beautifully rate Brava oil fount em ns a lamp All parts easily cleaned bossed Holds of ant burrs 9 hours Gives Intense heat Two finishesnickel and Handsome useful reliable Every heater warranted II not at your dealers write our nearest agency for descriptive circular IsmpThe Vt household w5 p can buy Equipped with lateNst Improved burner Glees bright steady Ilght at lowest rest M Je of brass throughout and nickel Sulnbl for any roo whether librarydinlorooapulororbedrpom Sala and satisfactory Every lImp ranle to ncarettacency II not at your dealers Standard 011 Company Incorporated Li1r BUSINESS COLLEGES ARE FAILURES For All In small clUes and towns bacauni 1 There Is not a sufficient pspultlon to 1 supports GOOD school 2 Such schools ere usually conducted by parsons who are NOT qualifier or who make It a practice to travel about end de fraud their patrons l 3 There are law II any opportunities for their graduates to secure employment In 4 The THOROUGH business colleges araloutedln tlielarger cities and are con Y ducted bypersons who IUO qualIlecl fl The graduates ol bainesj colleges In imilleltlsiortowns sn nolotUO employ ment InlnrcBcittniv un IhJwJn com tltlon with the THQRCl OH graduates of hUhelass schools es haMI men have no tlnM to experiment with Irfsmiitfnti + Tlrraro ebswe S ndl rt enntsruu- pace catalogueeeerissued by a ccrnmerial teruol before deciding to throw away your inciey for a worthless train ai fame cheap echo BRYAMT STrATTrjf nmi SE8 COLLEGE Lou srmeRv JFor Emergencies at Home for the Stock on the Farm S1oasLiMivertIs Price 25c 50c fs t 100 Send For Free Booklet on HorsesCsitleHoRs fi Poultry Address Dr EarlS Sloan Boston Mass L5 Stu SURE CURE Diseases STOMACHLIVER DiscGwaryI LECTRIC Quick Relief and Care for Headache Backache Dlzzlneaa Indigestion Mlarlttc l C MIIAHNTT C KHHIT- HBAKWLTf SMITH ATTORNEY SAT LAS 1111x1 FuN11 a Y Will lrllrulph ir liiiiilon luiHi tli cnnrti I ililoiimlniljiiliilumiiiintl rind Court otAn nU St l ttllIlUlllfh rn to nil l u liiii tiitru rd tin rair Ciillictli 1111 ImctlronfCrlin liiiiliiiiil Ural KtNt IKW Min lAltlm Outer ItlTIILIIAN Illlllllllllt FRANK L FELIX Attorney at Law IIAKTMllll liV Will rn ilc liU iirnfnulnn In liMo and nd Inlnlni minify nod In the iinrt at Appnls Crlmlrrllcll nllCIIIllnll II qrrinltyl- llntrlu Ill litrnld hllilolllll CHAS M CROWE LAWYER HAlrrr01w Ky tVIIIiriirtl liUiriifr li ii lu nil IIrngrl tlOhio n nd HilJiilnliiB niniitlr nnil In tlio Conr Jl M wni Spclnlaiirnfion tltin ly rrlmlnn irnrtln nnil In M ilrriliiH iipfi rornrr Jlnr ketnudntrrtnIThumrorl ii tnflrw JNO B WILSON WItnnklc roeslyR R WEDDING Attorney at Law HAKTFOUO KvIy1ttoerellahnforlenltuale InrIIhllleUIp- o dl i IIIMVIIIN itixrr ooiivvAii HEAVRIN WOODWARD f Cxtci14W 1VIIIIn the lourtr 0 AV l 11 pe enlle1Ira= = YANCY L MOSLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW HflMfntil Kentucky Will prnrllolil Ion In nil the our of OUIn end inljolnliiff munllni nml In the Court or AnpifHl Alii ninrr Iqlillc OHlnnrrr 11 Niillonnl hack l W IIIIAHNrH X AANIIKII80S BARNES ANDERSON Attorneys ant Counselors at Law ICTtUHUIY nnIj nil court Mint nni Olrrnl ailhomreuoth liloolMnlnsirmaiiiMlt Conrt II n hartf- ord Kv Al trnctlntf Tlllen and lltlimilon nt frf flu Tltlni to lint LInt will l glrrn ppe eHlnttrntlon Nolnrj In olttr 4 WlfJlSIIH GRADUATE NURSE MISS SUSIE MAYA graduate of Owensboro City Hospital has located i- nHalZfF0JI L- And will answer calls at all times i Homephone I r obllnodII THAT PAY snrUMLhuIIIi1raaganae and 1 wet I Smut model pboto or iketcb for rR C C report 1 t SURPASSINGBook on Treatable tatcnti writ to StrtWASHINOTON 1TI RODS RIVR- TtLCPtri COMPAMY I I In eon runaa yJi The Rongh River Telephone Co operate8I t ser vice which is being constantly ex tended are as follows for 5 minutes conversation 15 miles 10 cts 30 miles 15cts 45 miles 20 cts c J W OBANNON Mgr Beaver Dam Ky DITTERLIThe Medlclo rr these dls seal Sec Gu rast4- a t t rf hrttaltiMr i5k 1 iI j I I Getting a PitIf we were all Appoloa and hall jnst the perfect proportions for our chest measure the Clothes business would be a cinch but nature mixed I us up a bit Run no risk buying from stock At PEARLS PAISTIORIUM I You will find over100 different patterns to select from Each suit and Overcoat is made strictly to the individuals measure A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED The Clothes made by STRAUSS BROS Chicago MASTER TAILORSa- re second to none in style and workmanship Give us an order for your Christmas Suit and Overcoat i I P D TWEDDELL J II 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Hartford Capital Stock 25000 Surplus Profits12500- Will loan money from 1 day to 12 months This is your Dank Come i- nDIRECTORS GABS LIKENS AIVIN HOWE tfunci FEIIX JIM POIK STEVENS WAYNE GRIFFIN I 28 YEARS i j i Of Honest Business Repu tation is Back of Eve- ryMONUMENT I Sold Fay TJs iGeo Miscue Sons Props Owensboro Monumental Works 412414 E Main St Yards 214216218 Clay St N OWENSBORO KENTUCKY Get Our Prices and We OUnrnntee to Snvo You t Money on All Good Honcwt Work i I THE KENTUOKYIs r Light and Power Co WILL WIRE YOUR ROUSE RT COST i CLEANiELECTRIC LIGHTS ARE HEALTHY AND SAFE NO HOME V OR BUSINESS HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT THEN WHEN IN REACH I ML HEAVRIN M nagerl ++ ++++ ++++++ +14i TAKE THE REPUBLICAN I 4- tY A TURTLE FARM Snapping Turtles Raised With as Much Care as Chickens IfIThe place occupied among gastr nomlcal delicacies by tho dia mondbank tarrapin in America and by the green turtle in England is taken by the Support or the snapping turtle in Japan The three are equally highpri the Japanese epicure has edbutI over his brother of other has no longer any fear of supply of the luscious reptile tluiu steel This desirable eXI declares a writer in the Geography Magazine is owing to thesucessfiil efforts of a Mr Hattori i who has spared no pains to bring his turtle farms to a high pitch of per fc Lion and is able to turn out tens rf thousands of reptiles every year His are so for as Iam awatfi tho only turtle farms in the world which I are highly successful In general appearance a turtle farm is at a first glance nothing but a number of rectangle ponds large and small the large ones a size of j 15000 to 20000 square feet One or more of the ponds is always rescrv ed for large breeding individuals or parents as they are oallei In Ilattoris farm a person goes around the parents pond once a day or so and covers up with wire basket all the new deposits made since the last visit Bach basket may be marked with the date if necessary This covering serves a twofold purpose the obvious one of making the place and in addition that of keept ing other females from di the same spot When hundreds or even thousands of these baskets are seen along the bank of a parents pond it is a sight to gladden the heart of an embryologist to say nothing of that of the property The matching of the eggs takes an average of sixty days The time may be considerably or lengthened according to whether the summer Is hot and the sun poursdown is strong rays day after day or whenever there is much rain and the heat is not great It may become less t nnj forty days er more that eighty days The just hatched are put in a pond by themselves and given finelychopped meat or a fish like the pilchard This is continued through Septem ber In October snapping turtles cease to take food and finally burrows into the muddy bottom of the pond to hibernate coming out only in April or May From the third to the fifth year inclusive the young need not be kept in ponds strictly according to age but maybe more or less mixed if necessary The young of these years are also the best and most delecate for and are the ones sold in the marketi In the sixth year they reached ma turity and may begin to deposit eggs although not fully vigorous till two or three years later How old these snapping turtles live to be is not known Those one foot and more in length of carapace must be many years old Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cuted by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY Co Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 yeqrs and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and finan cially able to carry out any obliga tions made by his firm WALDING KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nal acting directly upon the blood and mucuous surface of the system Testimonals set free Price 15c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for constipation m The Lesson of Christmas Tide By Dr Robert Stuart McArthur pastor of Calvary Baptist church New York The Christmas tide celebrates the birthfestival of our Lord The in carnation of Christ is the central thought in the history of the world It is the event around which all other events revolve in smaller larger circles All the great factshi history previous to His coming had reference to his advent alt the events since look back to that advent as the be ginnipgof H new qra All lines of previous history converge to the manger and the cross all lines of history since diverge from these two epochal events The birth of Christ was the beginning ofa new race 1 Jo Pi and the observance of the birth is I still the jubilee of this new race Angels joined in the advent of Christ withsolo and choral song as He left the bosom of the Father to become thuchildof Mary in the manger at Bethlehem This festival is still the joyous feast of the church It makes childhood more beautifuland i glorious and it lightens the burdens of and sorrow with its tender prophIIhope and joy in every home and heart It is prophetic of the golden agewhen Christ fhall come again when evil shall be overthrown and when the song of a redeemed humanity shall sweep over the uni niverse By the gifts which charactirize this season we commemorate Gods great gift the unspeakable gift of His son to a word lost in sin and wandering in darkness No one can rightly estimate the blessings which j low every year to all conditions of men from the tendellj memories and gentle charities called forth by the remembrance of the 1 Holy Child Jesus His birth has ex ailed the poetry the music and the art of the centuries It has changed all social customs and religious rituals It has given a new glory to human life and a new trend to eter nity This is tho time when all bit terness should be forgotten nilj family fuels reconciled and all life glorified It is unspeakably sad that in the name of Jesus Christ Russian murderers are slaughtering the Jewish people the ancient and his toric race which gave us the Christ is a cause for profound humilia that superstition bigotry and virtual idolatry still abound under the Christian name vegetable corrective for the IA of babies and children with the name of each ingredient in English on every bottle that is CASCASWEETS the ideal medicine for the little ones Contains no opiates Conforms fully with the Na tional 1ure Food and Drug Law Write E C DeWitt Co Chicago III for the Baby Book Sold by druggists m Good Advice Keep good company or none Never be idle If your hands cannot be usefully employed attend to the cultivation ofyoun mind Always speak the truth Make few promises Live up to your engagements Keep your own secrets if you have any When you speak to a person look him in the face Good company and good conversation are the very sin ews of virtue Good character is above all things else Your charac ter cannot be essentially injured except by your own acts If any one speaks ill of you let your life be so that none will believe him Ever livemisfortunejexceptedwithinyour income When you retire to bed think over what you have been doing during the day Make no haste to be rich if you would prosper Small and ready gains give competency with tranquility of mind Avoid temptation through fear that you may not withstandit Earn money before you spend it Never rust in debt unless you see a way to get out again Never borrow if you can possibly avoid it Do not marry un til you are able to support a wife Never speak ill of any one Death From Lockjaw Never follows an injury dressed with Bucklens Arnica Salve Its antiseptic and healing properties prevent blood poisoning Charles Oswald merchantof Renselersville N Y writes It cured Seth Birch of this place of the ugliest sore on his neck L ever saw Cures cuts wounds burns and sores 25c at Z Wayne Bros drug store m Keep the Hens at Work To prevent disease keep the hens at work by making them scratch for their grain food Overfeeding is the cause of bowel diseases in the summer or rather too much concentrated food is given and not enough of that which is bulky If the quarters are kept clean there is little danger of contagious disease unless an addition is made to the flock by bringing a bird from some other farm When new blood is wanted procure a sitting of eggs of the breed desired as it is very important that when the coops arc clean and the fowls free from dis ease no fowls from other places in troducedaaa find may thus be stocked with lice or infected with disease I 11 Wo 1 fh Electrification of Roads Nobody expects to see electricity succeed steam as a motive power on the railways at one bound because of the enormous sums that are invested in steam locomotives but the various successfulexperiments tried by tho great railroad compan ies leave little room for doubt that the discovery of Franklin must in evitably displace that of Watts in this field of endeavor The speed at which an electrically equipped lo comotive could be made to travel is only limited by centrifugal force but a speed of 150 to 200 miles could be maintained before thewheels would fly to pieces through the operation of this law The main prob lem is more a matter of Improving- the I road beds than the inventing of new machinery and when curves grade crossings are entirely andI nated there is no doubt that a very high rate unknown to steam locomotion will be reached with safety The engines built for the New York Central will draw a train of 435 tons I from Croton to New York tance of thirtyftur miles in fortyI five minutes This of very well within the maximum Capacity i of the locomotives During experiments made with one of these engines she ran at elghtyslx miles an hour the limit of the roadbed over which she ran otherwise a much greater speed would have been I attained Her total rated capacity- is 2200 horse power For short periods however a power may be de veloped exceeding that of the largest steam locomotive in existence REAL ESTATE If you have a farm town lot dwelling or any other Real Estate for sale list it with us We find buyers and make the sale All you have to do is to list with us Note These Bargains- A 90 acre farm half river bottom 30 acres timber j miles from Green river Ii miles from Paradise 4 miles from Echols 5 miles from Rockport 8 miles from McHenry Has good five room dwelling barn 50x50 plenty of water small orchard price 900- Splendid two story dwelling with seven rooms new two wide halls on Union Street Hartford situated on lot J acre All out buildings and good water Price reasonable One Farm four miles west from Hartford on the Hartford and Point Pleasant public road known as the Jared Tichenor or Oglesby farm con sisting of 93 acres good hill land good dwelling fine young orchard best of water good small barn a at a bargain 40J acres near White Run adjacent to the I C R R half Caney Creek bottoms all cleared good orchard two good wells price reasonable bargain for some one further infor mation furnished on application 100 acres 1 mile from the Cour- House on Hartford and Beaver Dam pike in high state of cultiva tion 40 acres in meadow good dwelling barn and outbuildings four wells price reasonable terms easy any further information fur nished on application A twenty acre tract twp mires North from Hartford on the Owens boro and Hartford road within i mile of School house excellent neighborhood good barn and outbuildings moderate dwelling and a fine wellof water A bargain at 500 200 acres of fine farming land at Dan Station on Owensboro branch 1 C R R 70 acres up land bal bottom will make 70 to 80 bushels of corn per acre About 60 acres in timber Three dwelling houses Good well water and early orchard Terms onehalf cash balance on easy payments New two story frame dwelling in Hartford Six rooms two nice halls Lot 100 foet front 210 feet deep Good well Situated corner Fredrica and Griffinstreets Two thirds cash balance in 12 months A bargain The 842acre tract of land recent ly purchased by JI H Hh anof Owensboro from the trustee of H C Powers situated in the Concord neighborhood five miles east of HartfordList property with us W will find a buye- rBJRPYY SfllTJl Republican Office Hartford Ky ji 1 k are caused by Indigestion If you eat a little too much or If you arc subject to attacks of Indigestion you have no doubt had shortness of breath rapid heart beats heartburn or palpitation of the heart Indigestion causes the stomach to expandswell and puff up against the heart crowds and inter feres with its action and In tho course of time tho heart becomes diseasedt w tIyou of tho heart and contributes nourishment Strength and health to every organ of thee body For Indigestion Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Inflammation mucous membranes lining tho Stomach and Digestive Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh of the Stomach M J maldnjmyImmrtotoMRS 10RINO NICHOLS Penn Yen N Y sio iriacn t waln bad stats Dyspeps1sCureD KAUBLB Nand O Digests What You Eat atlln inelptloa tour stonfcth belch I law of fftt tte I rnpena et th Leb ereryefEADWItt aeeCb1eD11 01 y Sold bjr Z WAYNK GutJ I- ltCunnbeland TELEPHONE AND lTelegraph Co 1IJIorvurote Jncic h nothing the uiHttcr wit my buslneis 1 have the Cuiubei land Telephone in my ttrnldence and place ol business My biitlness boa increased ndmywlltj voice Is nev er hetud to grumble about the Tele phone Yours for uro l stivlce AndIgentlemanly competition Y J PRGBN Mgrlf S Y S S- Ohio Count Circuit Court TF Illrkhead Judge lien D Ilngo Attorney Oajnr Jlldkltf Jailer Ed O DarrHM Clerk Frank L Felix Muter Com ml donvrT L Moteley Truitee Jury Fund n DMartin Sheriff Hartford Deputy Sheriff S A llratiber L P Irowder E H Maaun Grant Pollqrd J irCooltroDunetlGl1It Man r day In March and August and continue three weekeaud third Monday In May and Nov tuber two weeki WIfTIlerford MfCoutt cunVenee Unit Monday In each month 1I0Dca7ID + Court of Claim Conrenee Grot Monday In Jan nary Tueday after eecond 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A II U W iiimtit flint wed thlrrt FrM y Biuh month 1ohthlln Luili No na F a A Menue art night In each month NanaImeetxerery Ttwlajf night IIft1Ilon Morton fowl Sn4l A II hold rea nter melleg Snturdy heforn ret Aabdny Iaacba- tonth I aenawxiej drawliut urjibulofuno UM frre report Yree e4rlaa So o Mk SrW wcopyrlhlocc IN ALL COUNTRIES EMIIMI Jirrtl wiT V diJoKlo laws limr many GIld firm tkt tluslnlreIU Bata Itmt eye raltoS BUUi hteil OBce WA8HlftCrrONOC i E I P BARNES BROTHERiT- HE J SANTA CLAUS SttTE Santa Claus Store r Old Santa has been hustling up and down and all around this world for another twelve months getting together the most at tractive and most pleasing collection of Christmas Gifts he has ev 1er distributek among his multitudes of expectant little ones The preparatory work for this unsurpassable display of Christmas Gifts Is all done Santa Claus with Headquarters at this store is now ready for you to visit his Headquarters to see the largest and most attractive assortment of useful pleasing and suggestive Christmas articles ever shown in this place Novelties of all descriptions and our assortments of practical useful articles will impress anyone with the discretion with which they were chosen There are gifts t here for the man woman miss boy girl or child Popular prices I IJI Books Childrens Linen Booty afi each fc and lOc Picture Books for children at each 5c and lOc fChildrens Story Books Rooks of Ad of Great Men Natural History and Bible Stom a Priced ead1I at26ctol t For older heads we have many choice authorszy t of the age IBiblesINice Stifl Board Back Bibles at each 50c Flexible Back Bibles without index 1 125 15g With index 150 200 250Family Bibles 20l 31610E 350 400 Toy Land- We have more Toys rooi Trinkets More Novelties more everything than over betore You cant t3ndsuch a display anywhere thissitlv of a large city Toy Tea Seta Toy Rocker TableToyToy Autos trFoyGo Cart I i Toy TrumJCI Toy Veloctilctles Toy Wagons r Toy Buggies Toy Desks Toy Balls I Toy Buckf s 1 I Toy WiiMhtan t3rr Toy Sad 3n S r Christmas Sugges tion for the Men Military Sets in latest style materials Some beauties for 2 250 300 350 4 00 500Cuff Collar Boxes At eachl 150 200 f 50 300 Hat and Cloth Brush Set At each 150 250 and 300 Cambric and Linen Handkerchiefs At each 5c lOc laic 20c 25c and50c Silk Handkerchiefs Initial and Plain At each50c Latest in Neckwear At each 25c and50c Coil Buttons Watch Charms Watch Fobs Watch Chains Scarf Pins Gloves Shirts and many more you can see by visiting this store Toy Hoes Toy Shovels Toy Rakes Toy Hammers Toy Hatchets i And hundreds of other Toys that we havent space to mention Dolls Such a collection of nice Dolls you have never seen Dressed Dolls with Sleeping Eyes Beautiful Dresses Shoes and Stock ings neat Bonnets also some thatI have always been awake At each 25c 5oc 75c 1 up to 3oo Fine kid Bodied Dolls with pretty faces with and without sleeping eye- s25cto1 China Dolls 5c loc 25c Rubber Dolls loc 25c Rare Gifts for The Ladies Comb Brush and Mirror Sets at each 100 150 20U 250 300 400 500 and 000 Manicure Sets 15o 2oo 25o 3oor 4 00 Hand and Mantle Mirrors 2ob ooe 1 1rJ JO 3oo Decorated Lamps 1 loo 2oo 3oo ooo 400 500 800 Soo Bisque Figures and Vases at each 25c 5oc 75e 1 lfio 2nl 250 35o Rockers Hugs Salads Comports Clocks Pictures This whole paper wouldnt hold itall Gifts to Making Home More Beautiful Bed Room Suite Priced at 18 to 45 dollars Iron or Wood Beds Priced at 2 2oo 45o ooo Ooo 75o on up to 12 00 IwhINice Oak Dresser with French plate mirror at each 9oo and up to 25 Elegant Felt Mattreses at 800 tot loon Folding Beds Couches CarpetsLace Curtains Spsings Window Shades Table Linens Towels Napkins Knives and Forks Spoons Plates and CupsI and Saucers Headquarters MillineryO- ur sales in this department have gong beyond our most sanguin expecta tions JJut we have made considerably preparation for the Christmas trade and have put clean out prices on every Hat in the house This means the last and final deep cut in this department Now is your opportunity to got a pretty upto date Hat at your own price Christmas Good Things to Eatcan be had from our Grocery section We have matte an unusual preparation in Nuts Candles Oranges Banana Ap plesRaisins as wellas all sorts of canned Fruits and every day necessities Give us your orders Same will bo filled to four entire satisfaction I MERRY CHRISTMASAnother year is fast rtrwwibg to a close with its sunlight and shadows its withered leaves and fragrant flowers Have you thought of how much better you would feel in a nice new Suit and Ovtmurt tIming the Holidays IfOU are wearing one of our new Suits you wont hesitate to go in any class of society It puts you on an equality in ap perm WCe with any iwm Tleit our Clothing department and satisfy yourself as to the truthfulness of the above asserts r- r We are the sole distriboteTs of Hart Schafner fc Marx high class strictly All Wool Suits and Overcoats Priced at 1650 18 226025 Barnes Special Suili nwl Overcoats 4507 5 G 750 8 10 12 1350 15 i A complete line of boys and childrens Suits and Overcoats you can see for the asking 1 Buy King Quality Shoes for Men Buy Queen Quality Shoes for Women BEAVER DAM IKENTUCKYNeMWJIJU1iI1JlTJJ11WtrMWuJWtMJ1JI ssss ss s w I zaw Airy l 9aF 4 Zut R n

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